Landscape Paintings, Original Oil Warming in the Sun by Deborah Chapin

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Landscape Paintings, Warming in the Sun by Deborah Chapin

This is a landscape painting, entitled “Warming in the Sun” by Deborah Chapin.   Perfect for Rustic or Country Décor,  The original is 16 by 34 plein air oil painting.   The “Warming in the Sun” depicts a second brood.  They’re waiting for the fledgling to be able to fly south for the winter.  Already late into the fall the mother has stayed behind to guide her charge on the long journey.   Frequently if the first brood doesn’t survive through the year the egret will have a second brood and take the dangerous journey once the chick is ready to fly the journey.  This piece is part of the plein air series I did with wetlands and wildlife over a 10 year period.

About the Landscape Wetland and Water Paintings:

I painted 10 years in the Blackwater wildlife Refuge. I had continuous showings of these works each year as well as work from other locations.  In painting over 300 original oil paintings which included wetland grasses, birds of all types, and landscapes.  These pieces are elegant and yet the subject matter lends itself well to a rustic décor or country décor for the living room, dining room or lodge.  Add an antique chair or table and watch them both shine.

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About the Process of creating Original art:

I like to paint several smaller paintings, working myself up to larger work, as I learn the subject matter.  Gradually developing a portfolio which expresses the full character of the place.   Pemaquid Point is no different to than one of my favorite haunts in France.  It must be explored and appreciated and allowed to seep in at it’s own pace.  I think deeply and like to delve into the nature of the place,  learning the nooks and crannies and developing a deep appreciation of its beauty.   Instant gratification is not my thing.  I have never been someone who thought a cursory look at someplace even counted as having seen something.   This series of plein air and studio paintings are new work added to an already extensive portfolio of 40 years of art. Blue Dot Reserve